Sky Shot |
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| Leap into the air before shooting, gaining damage bonuses for your superior height. Deals 100% Damage
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Requires 
Sky Shot is a Huntsman Skill in Divinity Original Sin 2.
Sky Shot location
Vendors
- Available starting from level 4
- Butter at Fort Joy Ghetto (Fort Joy)
- Bahara at Amadia's Sanctuary (Fort Joy)
- Trader Haran at Driftwood (Reaper's Coast)
- Elven Treewarden at Reaper's Coast elf camp
- Fletcher Corbin Day at Abandoned Sawmill (Reaper's Coast), Lady Vengeance (Reaper's Coast, Nameless Isle), Hall of Echoes (Arx)
- The Lost Knight at Temple of Tir-Cendelius (Nameless Isle)
- Black Ring Reaver at Wordless' Black Ring camp (Nameless Isle)
- Trader Non at Arx
Sky Shot effects
- Scroll cannot be crafted
- Resisted by Physical Armour
- Ignores the high ground damage bonus nullification from Marked status effect
- Is affected by range bonuses (Far Out Man, Farsight)
- Scales with level, weapon and finesse
- Can be deflected
- Can miss
- Cannot be silenced
- Can be atrophied
Sky Shot trivia & strategies
- Even if you would normally get low ground damage debuffs, Sky Shot will still get high ground bonus despite the animation looking silly
Sky Shot builds
Divinity Original Sin 2 Builds: Sanguine Bowman
Divinity Original Sin 2 Builds: Ranger
Divinity Original Sin 2 Builds: Assassin
Divinity Original Sin 2 Builds: Warden
AnonymousAlso let's you shoot over any obstacles in your way so you can hide outside the enemy's LOS, e.g. behind a pillar
- Anonymous
i don't know how does it works but i always make less dmg than with simple auto attack
- Anonymous
This skill gives you your high ground bonus damage regardless of whether you are on even ground or low ground.
It also gives you bonus range in those situations.
If you are already on high ground, it doesnt seem to do anything for you.
Enemy AI always tends to stand on the rim of your range, so I find this skill very useful.
- Anonymous
Yes better range with this skill. No higher bonus, if you already have it. If you are neutral or low ground you'll have the high ground bonus, that's it. Cool skill.
- Anonymous
I'm curious about how this ability affects existing high ground. Would it simply negate low ground damage penalties (as in normal damage)? Can you receive an even higher high ground bonus, or is it a flat 20% + huntsman modifiers? I can imagine this would improve range regardless though.
Does Sky Shot work if you are Marked? (Mark removes high ground bonus)
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